Articles by Carol Harrison

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  Neko Case

  Canadian Amp

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2001

  A must for Neko Case fans, Canadian Amp is her aural love letter to this country. One of our strongest musical advocates south of the 49th,...

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  Catie Curtis

  My Shirt Looks Good On You

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2001

  Following in the milquetoast singer-songwriter tradition, Catie Curtis's My Shirt Looks Good On You is an adequate release but it lacks the...

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  Keith Glass

  Straight Ahead

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2001

  Founding member of Prairie Oyster, Keith Glass's solo release, Straight Ahead, is roots music in a Sunday afternoon sort of way. It's the o...

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  Gourds

  Shinebox

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2001

  The latest from the Gourds, Shinebox serves best as an introduction to the band for the uninitiated. Featuring covers, live stuff and origi...

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  Ha! The Disco Ah!

  Vodkaville

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2001

  Alt-country artists tend to sound like edgy, angry young punks who've grown up and grown tired. Indeed, many of them are. The edge is worn...

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  National Dust

  Welcome to Utopia

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2001

  Welcome to Utopia, National Dust's second release, is pleasant, but unremarkable. The competent foursome fills their respect roles as playe...

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  Silvertones

  New Hi-Fi Westernbilly Styles Vol. 1

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2001

  This wax swings, baby! Windsor's the Silvertones capture the mood of the early days of rock'n'roll, not with austere reverence but with lov...

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  S.G Sinnick

  5 Songs 5 Bucks

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2001

  5 Songs 5 Bucks is an excellent sampling of what S.G. Sinnick seems to be all about. From the rock'n'roll "Hold Me Baby (Let's Go)," the La...